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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1921

Page

4

SAILING VESSELS VALUES LOWER

Sailing vessels once fetching high prices now sell for far less. The schooner Dustin G. Cressy sold at public auction for 20100 to bondholders. United States Marshal Noonan sold the Mother K for 22000, built at Dennysville Me two years ago. Captain Pierce Hf Lewis reports many Shipping Board steamers idle in the James River with hundreds of boats anchored upriver.

New York Dustin G. Cressy Bath United States Noonan Miladelphia Mother K Pierce Hf. Lewis Irving Lewis 360 Front Street Portland Newport News Crabtree Shipping Board James River SOC

College Men Get Caught in Blow

Bowdoin juniors Bruce White of Skowhegan and Raymond Putnam of Danvers Mass were soaked hungry and stranded after a sailboat trip from Harpswell to Cunds Harbor. They found refuge with the Clarence E Johnsons in Bath then walked back to Brunswick. Faculty and students searched for them before they were located at the Johnsons home.

Bruce White Skowhegan Raymond Putnam Danvers Mass Bowdoin College Bath TS Foot Tharpswell Cunds's Hhirpswell Sabine Clarence BE. Johnson Johnsons Johnson Home Summer Street Cram O Tlarpswell

Bowdoinham Healing Services and Local Notices

Sunday morning 10.80 Soldiers Memorial services at the Methodist church Pastor Rev T F Johnson sermon. Monday 2:30 p m oration by Rev F C Rogers of Portland at Grange hall. Flowers welcome and dinners served for soldiers and families. Numerous local notices include visits, travels, and community events in Bowdoinham with names, places, and dates.

Methodist Church T. F. Johnson Sons of Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary F.C. Rogers Portland Grange Hall Charles Perry Boston Ivan Lang Mr. Lang Waterville Theo Lang Moe. Clark L.P. Sparks F. A. Small Grand Lodge Pythian Sisters EA. Dickinson Elsie Dorothy Dickinson WW. Browne Bath Sarah I. Elliott Nellie Harvard PC. Nealey Jacques Cromwell Miss Tate C. S. Hatch Rew. Carr West Medford Atory Carrie Merrill Brunswick Abbie ‘Thorne Plc. Nealey J. T. Williams Topsham KF. K. Jack W. S. Bonney L. W. Staples Malden Mass Staples Gardiner Randolph IT. M. Fowle Lewiston Auburn Louise Williams Portland Business College Charles Hatch George C. Day New Haven W. OS. Given Albert Card J. Pearl Card Ruth Lancaster Richmond George Derham Charlie Berry Lewis Browne Browne Camp R. OW. Millay Arthur Stanwood Shaw Auto Co

Bowdoinham in 1887 town notes and local jobs

Messrs C and T WL Fogg and Co began grading for a foundation of a kindling wood mill last Tuesday and plan to publish proposed dimensions next week. Dutchy Cutler works as Decorative Gardener at George Cornish s. Kendall Bros. remains busy with business this past week as farmers complain about phosphate prices. Gorham Amberhind painted his house white and J L Brown harvests three weirs in a wholesale fishing venture. Mrs M W Hinckley contributed an able essay to a Maine Farmer. Henry Purington bought Maxwell and Denham stock and will run the stand, also acquiring a pet pug. Potatoes steady at 1.00 a bushel, pleasing farmers.

Messrs. C. & T. WL. Fogg & Co Dutchy” Cutler George Cornish Kendall Bros Gorham Amberhind J. L. Brown M. W. Hinckley Maine Henry Purington Maxwell & Denham Hlenry

Comrade of Bowdoinham Laid In Eternal Rest

A Bowdoinham boy of the 9th Massachusetts Battery lies in the village cemetery, honored in this poem by Isaac F. Eaton. The verse commemorates the soldier cited as “the boy of nineteen years,” who fell on the battlefield and is mourned by his comrades. The poem, written for Thomas T. Rideout Post, No. 26, Department of Maine, reflects the postwar tribute to a fallen veteran and the reverent memory held by his hometown.

Isaac F. Eaton Bowdoinham Massachusetts Battery Thomas T. Rideout Department Maine

Rumford Fire Damages Pettengill School House

Around the state news reports $200 damage to Pettengill school house Rumford from a Tuesday fire with unknown cause. Also listed are legal cases, rail station closures, public health enforcement, sardine pack totals, local notable deaths and community updates across Maine.

Birthday Party for Mrs H B Allen in Pleasant Valley

A May 18 birthday gathering marks Mrs. H B Allen's 65th year at the Allen home in Pleasant Valley West Cumberland. About 50 guests from Woolwich Bath Portland joined for music, games, and a bountiful repast. Rev Potter read a patriotic poem, and Walter Ekberg impressed guests with a Sweden bow.

Woolwich Bath H. B. Allen Allen Phippsburg Portland Allens Pleasant Valley West Cumberland Potter Grace Russell Wyman IL. Lawrence Axell Paulsen Walter Ekberg Milly Wilson Leroy Wilson Ella Wilson Ivan Doyle Lester Ers Parker Starrett Rey Lee Potter J. K. True FE. Huse Georgene Willard Wilson FE. L. Far Arthur Winslow Mrs. H. B. Allen Frank Whalen

Death of Rev Staples Promptes Community Notices

In Bowdoinham Post Road U A Cobb has had a telephone installed in his home Harold Varney is on the sick list Dr Irish attends him Friends and neighbors were sorry to hear of the death of Rev Mr Staples He died at his son's home in Massachusetts May 16 He was about 72 years old Mr and Mrs Sewell of Livermore Falls have moved to their farm which they recently bought from the late Rev Mr Staples

Lillian Berry Edith Horne Chester Richmond Nancy Cornish Karl Hatch Lancaster R. H. Jack Kenneth Adra J. Frank Nichols Waterville Robert Patten L’ortland Laura Weeks Damariscotta W. W. Woodward W. E. Lalie Harpswell A. Getchell Alexander Lottie Cobb Hannah Vevey Portland Richard Denham Carrie H. Kendall Seattle Japan Denver Bowdoinham Frank Siegars Albert Henderson Wayne Kennebec Lodge Methodist Church Koof Po LT. Johnson Hlannah B Timothy B. Percy Clara van Note Albany N. Y Aurelia Percy Lena Codd B.S. Lancaster Barbara Wiscasset Harry Ma Cher Frances Wilson Eleeta Chapter OQBLS Theo Lang Myra C. Lang Ivan Nellie Kurtz Kendall Pettengill Rumford William L. Gerrish Albert W. Wentworth Saco York East Dover Schoodie Stacyville Dyer Brook Griswold Fairmont Grimes Hill Jemptland St. David Dumont Lewiston Crockett Maine Brunswick Caribou Board of Selectmen James N. Doyle Gladys E. Barnes Fort Fairfield Miles A. Barnes Limestone Boyle Lindley W. Gilman Bangor Auburn Central Maine Power Co Augusta Grace Clark Vpiscataquis Il Co D. J Pennsylvania Presque Isle Wilmot B. Mitchell Roderick MacDonald Christ Law Court Frank Veterson Fryeburg Harold W. Bishop Boothbay Harbor Cuba Maj Peter J. Bishop Havana Ifavana Lincoln Howard Wood Wood Wendleton New Ledford Mass Emerson G. Taylor Hartford Belfast Bridge Hill James MecCrillis Selectmen U. A

Bliss Native Herbs Agents Wanted Ad

An advertisement promotes Bliss Native Herbs as a remedy for constipation indigestion biliousness rheumatism and kidney troubles. It claims agents can double their money and offers free almanacs cook books and health books from Alonzo O. Bliss Medical Co Washington D C and requests mention of this paper.

Bliss Alonzo O. Bliss Medical Co Washington, D. C

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D.T. Percy & Sons H. P. Boudreau Liberty Theatre Paramount and Artcraft Pictures Bath Opera House Ida Cornish BE. FE. Wilson Flok Jack May Duran Porthind J. O. Siva QO. Purinton Helen Townsend Emily Rideout Sagadahoe Ferrizer Co C. A. Peaslee Sagadahock Sean Harpswell Neck Fred S. Purington North Harpswell E.W. Furbush Greene Bowdoinham Advertiser First Baptist Church Winnie F. Durgin Ella McCabe Senter New Jersey Bath Dep’tment Store Bowdoinham Post Road
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